| actually |
as a matter of fact; really. |
| dirty |
not clean. |
| enormous |
very large in size or amount; huge. |
| fantastic |
wildly imaginative and incredible. |
| lose |
to no longer have something because you do not know where it is. |
| march |
to walk with steady, regular steps together with others. |
| money |
the coins or paper bills of a country that are used to buy things or pay for services. |
| nail |
a thin, pointed piece of metal with a flat top. You hammer nails into pieces of wood or other material in order to fasten them together. |
| nonsense |
words that have no meaning or make no sense. |
| ore |
a rock or mineral from which a metal or other useful substance can be removed. |
| remember |
to bring into your mind from your memory. |
| ski |
to glide over snow wearing a pair of long, narrow, smooth runners attached to boots. |
| stupid |
dull or slow to learn; not smart. |
| van |
a tall, covered truck or car used to move people or goods. |
| warn |
to tell of a possible danger. |